Bourgeois apartment in the Imperial district of Metz, 19 rue Pasteur, a 4-minute walk from the train station. It offers a pleasant and quiet living environment, while being very close to all amenities in the heart of the Imperial district. Double-glazed wooden windows, roller shutters, cast iron radiators, high ceilings and moldings.

The apartment consists of: an entrance serving two large bedrooms, one with a balcony overlooking the street (16m²), a second quiet bedroom overlooking an interior courtyard (20 m²). A very bright 35 m² living room / dining room facing south with a bow window, herringbone parquet flooring and a balcony facing the street. A kitchen overlooking the interior courtyard with access to a balcony that can accommodate a small table and two chairs. A bathroom with WC. A practical storage room for storage.

Heating and hot water production are provided by an individual gas boiler.

This apartment also has a cellar.

Possibility of additional garage in the neighbouring condominium, to be discussed.

Resident subscription for parking in the neighbourhood (22 €/month).

Condominium fees 1600 € / year.

No procedure in progress.

Property subject to the legal status of the Condominium.

Annual condominium fees (Average annual amount, share of the seller's forecast budget): 1,600 €. No procedure in progress.

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